by Susan Weidman Schneider

Damned If You Do, Doomed If You Don’t

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A new study reveals the specific ways women are kept from advancing at work. The title of the study, released by Catalyst, the 45-year-old organization focused on expanding women’s opportunities in business and the professions, gives you a big clue about the findings: “The Double-Bind Dilemma for Women in Leadership: Damned If You Do, Doomed If You Don’t.” (at Catalyst.org.)

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by Ruth Calderon, translated by Ilana Kurshan

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Winter 2018-9

Money and meaning, from teaching Hebrew school to funding abortion. Three miscarriages and a crisis of faith. Candidates who didn’t win. When your family breaks up with you (or vice versa).

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Latinx, Jewish, running for office • Alleged victims of a pediatrician find each other • Is motherhood new again? • A second chance at an old relationship • How to care for children without parents •

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Jewish women running for office. When food endangered Jews. The challenge of raising liberal kids in Israel. A Moroccan Jew finds common ground with Muslim feminists in Tangier. The proud history of midwives?

Spring 2018

#MeToo in Jewish organizations? A girl encounters her sperm-donor half-siblings. The Skokie teenager who crushed on Jesus. What can you toss after a parent dies? Repairing women’s torn bodies in Rwanda.

Damned If You Do, Doomed If You Don’t

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